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Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Fifth EDITION
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tlb SpNrs.
But few In thu Is,,'
was Present at Tho m0 ~ aooisns 4
evening had tbs r.ndls., WSs,s a'as
,anxnlns /, ~ thp vsr,ou. ean', 'as',
tue DAILY COMPANY in rGGoa,oss|
.ust there WAS one Amonsp nsp,'a'DN :.
inerfy'mskerB whose bsa,, 'Sa' prI !
with grief, aud whu,s cor :, sss soa
wos hl'ed TO oyerfiJs,ng ", " Na
m, ,se esss, and among All ,1s us saa
Marion F.sks, who sus,.;. i 'le caa1
ac;er OF Miss Ann TSa,'0u Tu as
isd!, would have Teen 1Ss q.
tss-n for that one. ''e M
To the audience her I.,,,
hrs ut and Joyous, and Al g. s.l ~
ssened 10 be,okeu ,ha' W.
g.yest among tho ssy. Tb,. s'
WIS only the exterior, far ~, n,sa ~
tatre vas the dread resIi,v Isssa ,ss }
sue was doing her part % ,Ia r'..l
Anute the audience, her n SI.s.a .saI
lyi"g cold and still In NJ. ,s w.
sne T en- brace Of tic Kira a.
The audience had no vo,a w..
her great SORROW, bu, when \. "
the stage nature asserted i,ssIf Ii
tme was spent In w.epipo
wore nad been wired 70 h,
death, but there was no cps Ia AZ
place, and the public nu,,r~
appolnted; the plAy mus, so,' o
matters II II ore Lea,. I, e,,,j
breaking, 80 that hubdred, ~
are pleased anu AMUSED? mi
oil tue su1ieuoe GRATED 90 Lr
while the mirth Of the rerlcla,sI
tae lines she lerselt bad h
s'emed a mockery, tot ben \
we're far away.
ehe, however, pariotma 4.
and cid 1t vel, hut $500 "a
forrnance olosod the act.eo s,,l
wife, and hattened on tas sY
New York, where updi..u,,sI
could give vent 10 Ter i,e',ras
body OF her dead husbtud. MI
companled by the ou,!,e c ,ua,
Will attend the funeral ,oou
ircicen,b are OF feQleu. s1d
snd the wcmss Who cau, nd
clrcum instances. sue,a.a hu
Marion Fi.ke did s,rislln,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

A AinEuinr ltnrnet's Nest

As q general thing hornets buiid their
nests on trfcs, but starsoury Muir
ray. Jr., the eDteFprieipg ciRsr Genler
at M. lol EasE Front street, who 10
alwAys on tue LOOKOUT for curiosities,
has large one in his widow which
Was batit on tee gronpd. Il was found
near Canterbury, and Wa evidently y
fornei arunud beier bush. This neat
IL gr sat curiosity, and well worthy OF
nspec ion
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Changes In tho Cabinet

T#HJNGToS. Nov. 10 There II no
opge- AMI doubt that during the frst
ssw days OF tho Gon Ing sessiln q Goa.
20 tHs President Will nominate Sec
r. sry LAMAR TO fill tha vscsucy On tho
51preE44 Bench caused og the dea;h of
1rt'c1 Woois, and tba. ~ the ssDs
ne postasster.GeDeroI NIlas viii be
oDiuased % succeed Mr.. Lamar az
ec-e.a.y OF iha Interior.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
huIeri,fia Eihtl.

The chenptst and by far the easies,
WAY 10 set a nice tntss OF fresh Gsh Is &c
catch them with o oliver hook. aud
"owail, in be rniFo Hlreat market, will
be prepared To morrow Tor ali whu may
como. He has delicious Deiawars rock
white fs5, iako shad. sou fish, had
dock. bass aud fresh cod For ths &C
" ntmuitdntiOu OF bis customers ho vii
he ss Lio stalls Until IL n'ntn"k III nigh.
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Arrived nfI.ast

The barkentiDe BelIe, from aavau.
nah, Ga, loaded with lumber for Geo.
W. Burn ~ Sops arrived At this port
yesterday nitar vcy age OF so days. 1t
was thought tbat tae vessel and all on
board were IOst, brt the captain reports
'ha' ahe SSs carried nut OF her course
ny heavy Ralos sud that he experienced
Vhry rough wasther during tho entire
voyage.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Stui In Possession.

"rofossor Graham oil, holds posses
2.or Of the High School and will not be
urbed uutil after the meeting Of The
Board next Monday evening II is
Wy broadly hinted about town ths. o
action will be taken then NOD thS, be
win rot be susperdsd. Kcsars Ruth
"ud hsyea OF the new visiting cen xi,t-
C MADE their Att FIST JostsrjEy sft r.
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Lruon, i,unebn Luuch,t,

"Ht's All Ri9htr'-324 King, TO
nigh: FiGo singing. Everybody wei.
CONS An elegant lunch served SAtur.
dal, m9raing and evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Holint. Oon,ebtioi

TIE convention for The H,,
Holm ess IN / in AsoiiTy ~ - :
on Thursday af;erroon " 4,
sermon was delivered by tlg
d. Pepper, the editor o. o. ~ ts,
Standard, OF Pni!a'lei7l's' Nv, ~.
lonIans 5,25 An evening 'a,
ming at $40 O'Clock was c@
| Mrs. Boyd, and another o. w
by the Key. ", l.. Gay o. ~, ~
Thls morning a. . o 'e.o,s I'M IN
Philadelphia coldal,rd !. : P Sg
vice. A. 10 10 or'o3k t-' "a
Gray conducted aa2'lst, y NJ
afternoon se.e.pa a, : . 9,.,.,1.l w.
charge OF Mrs htahty I9-'Vl ,.isst
Rry W.. stockton al , ., . CIV ",
again in the Hu.as VIII in's ~
| ard st 40 ca.oe"i-lo lolau,ss ~. ~
Van Na,e. inIio"t'0 0y , u, .,,,brrl
Stubbs a formcr pas9I u A
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Dur 90 nud e0c. Ieas

viii save yen from 10 To Is cents per
pound AL tho time; they ars superior 10
any goods sold for that money in tdis
market. Try them. Urippen, 5 ERst
md street.
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VIM, B. SHARP eco,
Fourth and Market sts

Ou never Will Uuy StSipc,
figured or plain velvets and
pushes cheaper, handsomer
or bstter than now We
have almost every imagin.
able color and combination
in bewilderiug assortment.
soc, 62Ic, 7sc, 81, $l.25,
$1.50, 81. Some in the
highest grades reduced from
S. and So so.
All our braided suits are
reduced from SO to S..
blue. green, olive. brown and
grey.
10 our Upholstery Depart.
ment we have a full and
handsome display Of goods
in that line, that you will do
we'll to remember for the
coming holidays.
Turcomsn and Jute Table
Covers. new patterns and
colorings, with some very
handsome oriental effects; all
nicely bordered and fringed.
One yard wide up to piano
size, from 81 to Sl0.
Turcoman and Linen We
lour by the yard in Crimson
:. Gen'd'arme Gold, Olive, Ter.
ra cotta-50 in. wide S1.5O
? to S2.5O,rich and servlc cable
> and nice goods to drape for
! portieres.
). We show a full line in COL
I I ors of silk plush, $3.50, 50,
: $3.50; "a in. wide listers
d English"
Fringes in ne y ard move
J, designs to match any mater
). ial made-cotton, worstet
!, l. and silk, 10 cents to So so
i. with a fine range of colors
ID Plain and Embroidered
:. Plush, petit-point,and felt 10
is is mantel lambrequins. 3 in. t.
i" J yard wide, IS cents to 81.
q, many novelties.
Is is Cords OF all kinds, worsted
,. silk and plush, plain ant
70 70 mixed, for all kinds Of fanc
Id work, 6c per yard up.
ed We have many new thing
on this season in Turcoma
th Curtains at much lower pr
* * ces than usual. Plain to
be be Turcoman, Chenille an
stripe borders, So so pc
pair, from that up to $50.
.al !. One unusually pretty styl
ss. this season is a silk no
1le ~ Curtain dor t with a ''fienr
I'd the Fourth" border in teri
he cottas and other soft color
,Is ns ings, all in elegant harmon
As never before less than 81
six now SI2 Crimson, gold al
De- gen'd'arme.
One snail lot OF Turc
ard man Curtains are reduced
's.. ear close--S4 so down to S. s
Is s. down TO 81 so; 81
ace ,e down to IS; 50 down to 5
zen : !, SlI down to 81. 5o;sI2 dow
The to IS; red blue and olive.
.isi al We show a fine line
thin curtains:
Cream Nottingham. 81 to $40 per pi
,eir Cream Madras, G. - to $40 per pa
Iur. Swiss "Tambour" s. 10 S25 per pa
ller Irish Point, - 10 80 per p'
, 10 Brussels Lace, t9S 10 SG5 per p'
ies, IteS We have all the woods
md m, poles--ash. ebony, waln
res, and mahogany, either bra
= OF or wood, trimm ed with ring
ends, and brackets compleI
lea, from IS cents up to 81 p
to window.
will Our Upholstery Dspal
nsy 1sS ment viii interest you!
lad We've another bale
vii Smyrna Notified Rugs
'h'' cents this time. A few y
OF those $3.50 ones for !
1su- Iso Makers are going to quit.
poI. We stirred the carp
on na trade. think of the reduc,
0E.s oi.s Tapestry Brussels-Roxbu'
iced 75 cents, Smiths 10 wir'
''O Is cents; S,inson's. IS cen
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Gall at

Mrs. M. J. weyl's, No. East Second
street, on Saturday morning for her
famous French ocffee cakee.
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.1u1lnr llrum Caf

The =Iuat i.ss''hell,. ), ,,,yj
CJrp. taiz as.F s',' =. PiiSI
FIfe ald p:.ni Cops 80 % Ind
to morIow mga. Lac Lac PS.E
arrive here o. I % q '.e lsst I'D
stat,oa, snd Wi q n,na ne1 "a
Ke.imeot Fife "ha ,,'- rs Dap1
viii escort 'nam ,],, 70 lps pts.iJ IND
bsz.sr, wh'eh q PES ,..I, .ssa .Irsa,
Il eleventh ard MsdllUn ii,,,, Ilsss
be entertained BY 'lo ,i.lt1s d
head quarltrs ,I1i.y Ilf v's'iIs SIsst
Oh y stAy unii. sasas, -J
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un.ehsrged,

OSay.es Ka{no.ai,i, q, st,sllri
sssapd fES% h,' a"a 1t.a. % .,.y. s!'''aa !,
dischsrsed nom c. 81 Il n,s
poeiit court this mofni' :. ~ K,:s ~
10 hold them "a testified
John Jt Oonuo.ey !, h sei IS St DO
,heit Ms't WAS comnit..a'
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WAntett.
YIEp,

BIGw in exchange for manure APP
= at this otiiGa.
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wrecked y In NJ

Four ba,so,, ,,.,ls lsAS;% A%Solss - y
i's" 8: ss.: c ....5s: q; S:;i:,', Fl !, e; ::';
t. ( T p:iss. Y 9 !, ,,5 e. e ).
!, ,',, :. sst ssf''si ail's' : 'g',ss'p :"
a alsia Il In Inc ci the p II
IA "A bfsncu'
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a,.,s o, tne ranp.,Ia,, .aa,,|
yE, wostns" :,

To.movow pr'n,oTI, i,on,ry rnT
similar copd't'oIS, S,,'Iosoi b
now in the Nofll..
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Fourth and Aarket streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-13

Tho treatment Of many thousands of cases
o. those chronic weaknesses nnd distressing
ailments peculiar TO females. Mt the lnyalibS
Hotel and Surgical Institute. Buffalo. N: Y.
ing md thoroughly testing remedies for tho
pr. piorco,s Favor 10 prescription
l. the 9a'grow.h. or res,tls. Of th's great and
nals, received from patients and from physi-
cians who ha"e tested 1t In tho moro nggra-
waited md obstinate cascs. which had baii!cd
their skill. prove 1t to be tho most wonderful.
suffering women. 1t Is not recommended as d
"curc-all." but rs most perfect Specific for
Toman's peculiar ailments.
:. az powerful, inviSoratins tonic,
II imparts strength to tho whole system,
and to tho womb and its appcndagcs In
.run-down," debilItatcd teachers, milliners,
dressmakcrs, scatpstrcsscs "shop.grls," house
generally, DR.. pjcree's FavorIte Prescription
is tho greatest earthly boon, being uncqualcd
US an appetizing cordial und restorative tonic.
AZ = soothing and strcngthcnlng
qualed and Is Invaluable In Gllayins md sub
DUNG nervous excitabllfty, irrisability, eI-
haustion. prostitution, hystcra, Epaslns md
other distressing, nervous symptoms COM
monty attendant upon functional and organic
d'seasc Of tho womb. 1t induces refrcshing
sleep and relieves mental anxiety ind de-
Or. Piorcc'a rav crite Prescription
compounded by m experienced md skillilil
physician, aud adapted to woman's delicate
organization. It Is purely vegetable in It's
congestion mud perfectly harmless III It's
morning, eickncss, OF, nausea, from whatever
cause arising, weak stomach, indigestion, dys.
persia and kindred symptoms, It's use, In small
d3tsses, VII prove very beneficial. :,
Two euro for the most complicated and OBJ
btfn9te cases Of lcucorrhea, excessive flowing,
painful mensttuntIon, unnatural supnrcssions,
RrTolapsus, or falling Of the womb. weak bgck,
hearing-down sensations, chronic congestion,
Inflammation md liberation of tho womb. In.
Illumination, pain md tenderness IN ovariea.
accompanied with "intcrnal hent."
,As q regulator and promoter of func-
from girlhood to womanhood, "Favorito Pre-
scription " Is perfectly safe. remedial agent
ana can produce only good results. It Is
when taken for those disorders and dorense.
mcnts incident to TINT Inter and most critical
period, known Us " Tho Change Of Life"
"Fnvorlto Prescription,'when taken
Golden Medical Discovery, and small laxative
doses Of DR.. pcrcos PiIrpntiyc Pellets Little
Liver Pills; cures LIVER Kidney and bladder
diseases. Their combined use also removes
Bernfulous humors from tho system, :"
"Fnyorito Prescriptions is tho only
medicine for FaHca, SOLD BY druggists. under
lositiEo HunTantcv, from tho rnenu.
case; or money will be refunded. This guaran-
tee has been printed on tho bottlc-wrnppcr,
and faithfully carried out for many years.
Largo bottlos l00 doscs) $1.O0, or six
bottles for $500. EeI e7a,'..I7l.t'. III =
For large, Illustrated Treatise on Diseases Of
Won women r. gGo pages ragEr.eorered, send ton
Worlds DlspenSalY hedicaI Association, Z
fila S1n,., G. rsIrr,r,arn NJ =,
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KtSssr. October II.
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b ptlesi pileai pIl.ut

A Sure cure found at laat. No one need
suffer. a euro cure Tor the blind, bleed.
Ing, itching aud liberated r!!s1 has been
discovered By Or. William ian Indian
remedy,> called Dr.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst old chronic cases Of twenty-five and
thirty years. standing. No ono need sui.
fer five minutea after applying this won.
deriul soothing medicine. Lotions, in
strnmento and sleetuaries do more harm
than good. 'William's Indian Pile Ointment
absofhs tho tumors, allays the intense
itching, acts as poultice, gives instant and
painless relief and ia prepared for Piles
and nothing elso. Thouesnds Of cured
patients attest its virtues, and physicians
OF ell gchools pronounce 1t the greatest
contribution to medicine Of the ago. It
matters not how long or severely you have
been suffering, you can DO cured.
Judge Coons, Maysvilie, Ky, aays:
"Dr. Willisrn'a Pile Ointment cured ma
sitter yoars Of auaering." - -
Judge Cofinbury, Cleveland, o., eays:
~ have found by experience that DR..
Williams Indian Pile Ointment siyeo i'm.
mediate and permanent relief" 71-1
We hayo hundrods Of such testimonials.
Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold By
druggists. psw
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FIR sale by all druggists. Treatise on blood aud
Skin Diseases mailed free. ~ - 3 Is s,55 i. "a
- t tiT.ts e :.,,E TUE EwfFr SrEc7fto Co., h
ESD ~. ~. Drawer s. Atlanta. Ga. y
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Il But II was all about US, iairer and more
ailently beautiful than ever painter

Il; Bat II was all about us, iairer and NOR,
silently beautiful than ever palntel
painted. i}gfF' Emo l.' :" :"
"Sles q Eden lying la dark, purple spheres
Never comes tho trader, never floats the European
Slides the bird Der la.,soas woodlands; swing,
the trailer from the crag." Il NJ, III .
The heavy labor OF the steamer as /.
passed along woke .echoes among the
ialands; and tho wavea sent out BY our
weasel, rolled away until they broke on The
beaches Of tho Island shores. The birds
flew from uu and hid themselves among
the tlees that leaned over the sea; or the
huge white peflicans flew heavily away
toward distant clltIs. The slopinp rays OF
tho sun fell more and more aslant, and
touched the sea with q brighter gold, and
cleaned among the Island trees with q
deeper beauty; and thus we sailed on, TIL
the eun went down. -
ny that time we had come 10 tho narrow
strait leading from the Strait OF Georgia
into tho Strait OF Juande Fuca, and the
wind rose high: driving tho white caps
againat the ship as we passed promontoiy
alter promontory, and just as It was grow.
Ing dark the boom Of a cannon announced
that we were entering the harbor OF
victoria, and In few minutes moro had
stop upon land In that city. HIM.
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Give Them n Chnncet

That is to say, your lungs. Also all
-FOUR breathing machinery. Very wonder
full machinery tits. Not only the larger
air-psssageB, but tho thousands Of littlo
tubes and cavities lesding from them. IIr
When theae are olosged and ehokod
with matter which ought not to be- there.
your lungs cannot half do their work
And what they do, they cannot do we'll,
Gall it cold, cough, Group, pneumonia,
catarrh, consumption or any Of the family
Of throat and noas and head and lang ali.
structioas, all are bad. all ought 70 be
got rid OF. There is Just one sure
way to got rid OF them, That Il
to take Boschee's German Syrup, which
any druggist will sell you at seveny.iiye
cents bottle. Even II everything
else has failed You, You may depend upon
this for certain, h 4. + h, ss'51 ) - :
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK. Oct. l2.-These was a very active
market IN petroleum to-day, opening firm. Tho
advance which started after frat sales carried the
pflco up 10 7tAc. Realizing caused Il turn In the
market and l. decline set in watch carried ile
price down to 69Lc. There was = sharp rally In
the last lew minutes. aud the close was strong !:
opening At 7lc: highest 721c; lowest 69&c; CLOSED
at Zoe; sales 1878 0C0 barrels, .1 =
OIL CITY, Pa. Oct 12,-Petroleum opeuod al
1Hc; highest 721e: lowest 0a14c: closed at 69,Ic;
ehles 0sy0S0 bacIels: cicarauces 8,l260O barrels;
runs 3ssi barrels shipments s2.3zi barrels; char
BRADFORD. Pa, Oct 12-Opeued at 7le: closed
,G1S. 600 barrels. .1 + - - - = -
Pt17sEvedH, Pa. Oct. le-pctroieum opened at
'lhc; closed at6S5sc; highest 72,lc; lowest 69hc.
TTusyuLH, Pa Oct. 1n-opcntd nt 7llzc; high.
cat 721,adc; lowest 691sc; a!oSed Ut G.5lc .''5
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Ann n. Hmytll Ct al.

Tho general object Of this suit IS 10 sell tho real
c'taie OF L. J. Smyth, deceased, tho pergonal 90.
tate being Insufficient 70 pay said tecooeuts debts
to have statement taken Of tho debls Of said ca
tte and Of taid administrators account, and 10
obtain decree directing the manner In which
tho administrator shall distribute and disburse
the estate. And II appearing from ali affidavit
hled y, P ih's cause 4: these rules that The defend.
Ii. Webster and J0nathun o. ARMOUR, partners III
trade nudcr the style a2a firm 0! Armour & TO. !;
Hotace Greeley Banum and Alexander q. Bran.
A. Branum Il Sons: + Nelson Blsio, William ",
Shaw and G. T. Marshall. partners III trade under
the style and hrm OF Blake Shaw 4 Co.: Washing.
ton X. CA,ol Gnd Thomas Erssiue Carson. part.
ncrs u trade under the style snd firm OF W. K Car
son 4 Co; ~. Citizens, q. ". kozamer and J. +.
shellenbergcr, oertncrs III trade under tho style
and firm Of Citizens l. ktxsmer: Charles =. Grim
and James G Conway. partners In trado under the
style and Arm Q! GRIM q Conway: Charles G. liar.
rison. William ": Frazier. j., Alfred U. Harrison,
William W. Harrison and Mitchell Harrison, part.
ncrs In trade under tho style and Gru OIL Harrison,
FREEZER Co.; Frank Hamilton and John J. Jones;
partners IN Trade under the fiylo and firm Of
Hamilton 4 Jones: Francis II. Leggett. Albert II.
Jones md Lewis Wallace. partners In trade under
The sys ana srm OF a Esandis s. Legget; c.; +.
and Charles W. wrlshtinctop, partners In t:ade
under the style and tim OF Potter & Wfieiting.
ton; William II. Rctt. A. Sanger and u. W. Wells,
partners III t,ade under the .tyle and Arm Of
s1uLRei IL Vet AiGtlhtu ". uEueIulllJ uuu
James N. Bugbos and seth n. Rrownell partners
~ tvado under the styla snd lrm OF Dusbee 4
DrownelI, ntc not resitcnts OF thu State OF West
Virginia: also III At the defendants Arbuckle Eros
Coffee Co, aud Detroit Manufacturing Co., arc
foreign corporations aud that no person can be
found In sAtd Oslo county upon whom process
for either Of lhom can be legally served: also
that tho names OF tho cefenIarts unknowa
parties doing business as The GRADUATED Wheat
Co. are unknown 70 tho plalntiH; and none OF
said defendants having Teen served with process
III this cause, on motion Of the complainant. by
his solicitors This orter OF publication Is entered
against them, aud II Ia crdrIel that Eald defend
ants be required 10 appear Within one month after
tho date Of tho dist publication Ct tnis order and
do what Is necessary 10 procct their interests. 1t
Is turtbos ordered that This order be published
aud posted us reqriscd BY isw. g5'N 81 - ag3E
Wines. ,ohn IS. Mitchell, Closk Of said Court.
at Tho Court llouse Of said county, this 9Th day Of
October, 1857, to-Sit: October Rules. 1857. 81
JOHN ". MICHEL, Clerk.
Published tho iltst time 0aoher 6. 1887. 'fs.5l
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
ERSKlNE & ALiIsON, uF0.5I. 49,. sI7II11..
- Solicitors for Complainant. otG1h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-13

THE reason why Ackes's Blood Elixir is
warranted, is because 1t is tho bent Blood
Preparation known. It will positively
cure all Blood Diseases, puriies the whole
system, and thoroughly builds up the con.
stisutlon. Remember, we guarantee It,
Logan 4 Co.. O. r. Goethe, G. Menke-
miller, r. B. Burt aud Bowie Dros, 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-13
That Grafton mooting Of r. Ms.

10 me khaor Or the lattlligeacer.
slR:-In your issue Of tho Ssh you COPY
part Of an article published In the Grattoi,
Eagle Of the 7th inst. The Eaole's article
ia tissue Of lies from beginning to end,
Neither Hon. David Leonard nor Collector
McGraw were present. The meeting was
held In tho Arlington Hotel, and was
strictly non-partisan. It was a business
meeting, conducted in q business way,
A. J. Bonnadeld, Of Tunnelton, Preston
county, was at the meeting. He Is q Re.
publican, and has been postmastcr for
fourteen yearc. Postmaster Williams, OF
Parketsburg, was not at the meeting, nor
was Postmaster Barns, OF Fairmout.
Please mako thess corrections. 500
Respectfully, . Tow G. BRADY.
Buckhannon, ". Va, October 10. w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-13

The beat medical writer's claim that the
sauccesstrl remedy for nasal catarsh must
De non-lrritatins, easy CT application, and
ous that will BY it's own action, reach all
the remote sores and liberated suriaces.
the history Of the efforts to treat catarrh
during the past few yeara ob,iges us to
admit that only oneremedy has completely
met these conditions, and thst is Ely's
Cream Balm. This safe and pleasant rem
ody has nastered catarrh as nothing else
has ever done, and both physicisns and
patiento freely coucede this fact. The
more distressing symptoms quickly yield
to 1t. ,9 rrpstw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-13
Live Stock,

EAST LIBERTY, Oct. 12.-Cattle- Receipta 1872
81 4Qa4 80; fair to good 81 coal Is; common s. Ns
50: feeders 50 25a3 IS. Hogs-Reccipts 24cO head
shipments 2'O,o head: market firm philadepb ins
Is 2Saea; YorteTs IS 0G,5 Is: common TO fair light
7Sa! 80. slieai,-Eooeip:s 1900 head: shipments
LOCO head market firm primo 81 Coal 10; iair 10
good 81 Seas 50; common 81 25a2 80. w.,
CINCINNATI, O.. Oct. l2.-Hogs active ard firm;
common and ESh! IS 5oai co; packing and butch.
eH 81 SAL Is; receipts $500 head; shipments SO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-13
FINANcR AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF the ntonoy mud Stock
..JI lrI". 1tnrfats ~ .aYFIIi7 ri. 81

NEW Yonx, Oct. H--Money GU cali easy Al sy
aspet cent; las. loan * per cent; closed otlssst
n w per cent Prime mercantile paper at Cas- hi
cent Sterling exchange quiet Blu. frm a. .. so,I,
4 SIX. 'Tts-', -; : - ''' : '''"'
The stock market to-day was isverIsh and VERY
weak On selling for both sides Of The account. IN
daced by no pss.tns Of the baltimore 4 Ohio diyi.
opening was atn 70 strong at advances Of from K
W per cent, but tho improvement was not main.
Mlned III the early dealings, the eutire llst moving
Oh under nc lead Of unlpn paciuo material ~
cove.y !ook place. after which the market became
became more pronounced after u O'Clock. Tho
a.d aa sPtsns Into activity and under Tho
s asS'inea HIni n!e the afternoon There was
w weak al or ncar the lowest prices Of ibc day y
fEv YER y lowet Oregon Navigation Is down
VILE ~, Northern pacito Preferred and MIstouI
wa.,as, ~, New England ~ Reading * aud
Railf0ad bonds wore qu!et; taies ISL CO.
government and 6tate bonds were dull and
- $50